fix(cli): Gracefully handle browser-only authentication #140
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The CLI was crashing with a `ReferenceError: document is not defined` because it was trying to execute browser-specific code for authentication. This change introduces an environment check using `detect-node` to prevent browser-only code from running in the Node.js environment. - In `src/file.ts`, the `getApiAuthNetwork` function now throws an error when called in Node.js, as it relies on browser APIs. - The `getSuffix` function is also made safe for Node.js execution. - In `src/cli.ts`, a `try...catch` block is added to the download logic to gracefully handle the error thrown by `getApiAuthNetwork` and other potential download errors. This prevents the application from crashing and provides a user-friendly error message.
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The CLI was crashing with a
ReferenceError: document is not definedbecause it was trying to execute browser-specific code for authentication.This change introduces an environment check using
detect-nodeto prevent browser-only code from running in the Node.js environment.src/file.ts, thegetApiAuthNetworkfunction now throws an error when called in Node.js, as it relies on browser APIs.getSuffixfunction is also made safe for Node.js execution.src/cli.ts, atry...catchblock is added to the download logic to gracefully handle the error thrown bygetApiAuthNetworkand other potential download errors. This prevents the application from crashing and provides a user-friendly error message.